Teletherapy Providers Gallery

Amanda is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who completed her master's program in Clinical Psychology at Benedictine University in 2023. She has worked over the past eight years in various mental health settings, working with a variety of populations, including adolescents/teens, adults, families, and couples. Throughout it all, she has found that the therapeutic relationship she cultivates with her clients has led to deep, meaningful, and lasting change. Amanda strives to create a genuine relationship with those who allow her to walk beside them on their healing journey.

Her priority as a therapist is to provide a safe, secure, and nonjudgmental space to provide her clients with the opportunity to explore and develop in a manner that feels right for them. Amanda strives to help build on her client's strengths and focus on empowering aspects of who they are as a human being. She acknowledges that therapy isn't to "fix" people, but to assist in helping them live a more authentic life for themselves.

Meet Alexis Rashelle Reynolds, a dedicated Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), one of the teletherapy providers here at Forward Counseling who believes that healing is a purposeful journey. With a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Capella University, Alexis brings a wealth of experience from residential facilities, community agencies, and private practice settings.

Specializing in couples systems, Rashelle is certified in the Prepare and Enrich program and utilizes a diverse therapeutic toolkit including CBT, DBT, and Emotion-Focused Therapy to help clients navigate grief, anxiety, and trauma. She is passionate about working with individuals, adolescents, and couples who are ready to embrace change and dive deep into the work of healing.

William Richardson is a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) with three years of dedicated experience in the outpatient mental health field, including a graduate field placement that solidified his expertise. He is passionate about empowering clients to navigate their challenges and is committed to continuous learning to enhance his practice.

William's approach is highly integrated and client-focused, drawing from a variety of proven therapeutic styles. He primarily utilizes psychosocial, cognitive, and solution-oriented methods, with a focus on evidence-based practices such as:

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Systems Theory, Exposure-Based Therapy, Problem-Solving & Psychoeducation.

For couples, William is a trained practitioner of the Gottman Methodology, an approach that emphasizes emotional reconciliation and improving communication. His commitment to advanced training is evidenced by his certifications in an Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) course and a Trauma-Informed course by Bessel Van der Kolk, as well as completing Level 1 of Gottman training. He also has specialized training in treating anxiety and identifying suicidal ideation.

William's practice is tailored to support a specific range of individuals, ensuring he can provide the most effective care. He prefers to work with older teens, young adults, and adults. While he has experience in helping parents regulate child behavior, his primary focus is on individuals who present with internalizing issues like anxiety and depression, or adjustment-based issues.

He is particularly effective with clients who are engaged in the therapeutic process and are open to exploring different approaches. To ensure the best possible therapeutic fit, William has thoughtfully identified areas where his expertise is limited, and he does not feel comfortable working with clients who present with psychotic issues, strong personality disorders (such as narcissistic or borderline), or intensive neurocognitive issues.

It can be difficult to ask for help, but nobody can do everything on their own. Nemetria is a psychologist that received her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. She has a passion for working with adults experiencing low self-esteem, boundary problems, communication difficulties, difficulty adapting to new changes, trauma, anxiety, and depression. She collaborates with her clients using Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy along with other therapeutic approaches while taking a culturally sensitive and strengths-based approach to ensure you have a therapeutic experience tailored to you. She welcomes clients who identify as women, provided their needs align with her expertise. Her interests include listening to audiobooks, watching movies, and playing games with loved ones.

Sarah Catherine Trumbull believes healing is found through relationships. She believes in creating a safe and secure environment for you to feel known, heard, and cared for throughout your healing process. Sarah Catherine views therapy from a whole and holistic perspective that considers a person’s emotional, physical, and spiritual parts. She has a passion to work with individuals of all ages and all walks of life. She is specifically drawn to those who are experiencing depression, anxiety, eating disorders, grief, low self-worth, trauma, and other life adjustments or transitions. While integrating therapy approaches such as cognitive behavioral techniques, mindfulness, and psychodynamic theory, she also identifies that each person has their own unique story.

Sarah Catherine believes counseling offers a safe place to engage your story, be reminded of your worth and value, and be equipped to make sense of the hurt you may be experiencing. It is her honor to be a part of that journey and assist in your movement toward wholeness and empowerment. Sarah Catherine currently resides in Memphis with her husband and chocolate lab and loves to bake, paint with watercolors, and go outside!

Branden works with individuals, families and couples of all ages who are looking to meet goals and tackle issues that may be holding one back from feeling peace and content. He works with clients who are looking for additional support with depression, grief, trauma, life transitions, ADHD, and overuse of alcohol.

Branden shares with his clients that he considers his sessions to be like going to the mechanic; the client knows what one is coming in for, and he’s there to help guide one towards the skills and habits that can make life’s transitions run smoothly.

Laid back, and easy going, Branden likes to laugh and have fun while in sessions. He has worked in diverse settings in the mental health field for the past 10 years, and has worked with Forward Counseling as an intern before receiving his master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy.

Dr. Wanderman is a health advocate and doctor who utilizes progressive and effective techniques and considers his clients’ health from a Holistic Perspective. He believes that healing occurs when the whole person—body, mind, and emotions, are considered.

Dr. Wanderman has been in practice for over 45 years. His philosophy of practice is that there must be a partnership between patient and practitioner with open communication going both ways. He uses conventional medicine as well as nutrition, vitamins and supplements, and incorporate other alternative modalities when needed. His concern is overall health, and his goals are to keep clients off of medication whenever possible, and to teach clients how to be and stay at their healthiest.